There are a lot of negative comments here, mostly by people who must be heavily into consumerism, and/or not interested in recycling and reusing. With imagination and thoughtfulness you have created an unique garment. Well done you!!!
Not even in regard to comments here, there are so many aspects of doing things better for the environment than household recycling etc. Even some well meaning people wouldn't stop to think that acrylic/nylon clothing too torn, stained etc that donation shops won't take them, is going to sit in a landfill for hundreds of years.
Outstanding! I could have done this 1968 when I shrunk 2 Irish cashmere sweaters. I'll try to get my granddaughter to try this on some of my old sweaters. God bless you and your loved ones.
I was expecting a 5 minute quick tutorial to make something like a tube scarf out of it... I sat through the whole thing even knowing I could never do anything past the first step of cutting it in pieces 😆 it was like watching magic unfold! Amazing!
We should be teaching kids how to repurpose clothing like this as a way to reduce the fast-fashion industry's impact on the environment. So creative and such a cute new design!
If these sewer's set up shop with what clothing cut ups to bring in??? I'd cut & it unravel. Next best thing is to find a sewer.. Creative ingenious. And beautifully tallently made unique wearable ARTISTRY. Kudo's to all these ones.
@@carrierichardson6619 to be honest I think thrifting has also become popular because you get access to cheaper fabrics. Sometimes I’ll pass shirts with nice lace patterns and I can use them to decorate a pair of jeans
I also admire the use of the ribbed bottom edge refashioning it into a matching scarf. I have a nice quality sweater that was gifted to me but it is old style and fits like a pillowcase. Thanks for showing the binding trick. Some viewers don't know how to sew and also have lots of money and don't have to be thrifty.
DIY Edigna: That’s a nice job you did in rescuing that sweater. When I first saw you cut it, all I could imagine was the sweater starting to unravel before you could get the work done; The bias tape was sure good idea to encapsulate the stitches before that could happen. You are the only person I’ve ever seen turn a corner with bias tape like that without mitering; what a nice, clean, flat corner you made in a place that should’ve turned out bulky. I think I’ll watch that little segment over and over to see how exactly you did it. Before seeing this segment, it would never have occurred to me to do that, but now I can see an application for that and they put in the time to learn that skill. That looks like a nice comfy little sweater set for puttering around the house on a cool day that you’ve ended up with. Thank you very kindly for demonstrating one way to rescue a very nice quality warm sweater that a person might otherwise not get more use from.
Siew Peng I ... can tell she’s very comfortable with her sewing machine. That said, the devil is in the details. She leaves nothing unfinished. From the way she pulls her piping, the button hooks, and imho, one HUGE detail that only professionals do... she irons her seams! 💜
@@LucyJazzy85 I'm NOT a professional nor a seamstress. I make some dresses for my Granddaughters, I have been trying for ages to see how to turn narrow stripes of fabric into button loops. Well now I know. So I have saved this amazing video.
Wow! I used to sew...but who knew you could cut up a sweater (without ruining it?!) Makes me want to go by a new sewing machine. I don't think I'd do something like that right away. She is very good, and very talented! That was amazing.
It is not as easy as it looks. Obviously, you are very skillful and experienced. I would have to measure at each step of the way, pin together everything, and sew very slowly and carefully easing the pieces under the foot. The result would not be as perfect as as yours. I love your redesigned sweater but the project is beyond my ability. Thank you for the entertaining video.
Me too, but maybe I will give a try when I am a good mood but in the simple look, without pockets and scarfs. And of course I will draw a pattern on the paper first, like amateurs do 😊😊.
This was a great video for me. I used a sweater I had, some bias tape I had already made that matched my sweater and I added cuffs that I pirated from an old corduroy shirt that I got at a thrift store which gave it a great pop of color. I had some vintage buttons that I also used. I love the results and plan to do this again with another sweater I have that I don't like the style that much, but it would be great for this. This was really fun!!!!! The instructions were so clear and easy to follow.
You made that look so easy but I know there was some serious skill involved in creating that. Excellent job, it looked wonderful... I struggle to sew a straight line.. :)
May I share a trick on how to achieve a straight line stitching: focus your eyes on either on the narrow or wide edge of the presser foot using the as a guide (depending on the task you want to accomplish). This is what my grandma taught me when I was nine years old. Since I didn't want to wear skirts, I learned to cut and sew my very first pair of custom-made shorts at that age.
For everyone saying "omg I could never do this, she's too talented/skilled" remember: EVERYONE starts at the beginning! She probably messed up so many things when she first started sewing. I know I did. The key is to keep trying! Eventually YOU will be that person that others admire 💗
@Heathen yes! I think some people may be gifted to learn things more quickly, but anyone who is truly "talented" at anything has worked hard to get there. I probably sound like an old lady, but kids these days see all these amazing diy videos that produce perfect items in 20 seconds or less! I think it really messes with their perception that making things takes time, patience, and effort.
This was a big thing as I grew up with many siblings. I remember I was once given plaid bell bottoms. I could have just worn them but I chose to rebuild them. My uncle was fascinated. When I was done it was a gorgeous transformation. I also cooked supper for 9 ppl. Lol I looked great at dinner. I wore a white shirt that displayed the cuffs and collar replaced with the leftover plaid. It was hot. Lol
NOT an easy project for a beginner!!! It is truly a great reuse/up cycle instead of wasting a sweeter but it does require professional or at least advanced skills. Nice work.
@@jodyjackson5475 could you not turn the volume down? I so fed up with EVERY SOCIAL PLATFORM that has rude remarks, just for the sake of it. Grow up and get some manners. Maybe you could spend some time researching how to show good etiquette and make yourself appear to be so rude.
I so enjoyed watching your video. I was in awe watching you cut so perfectly! I would love to be so creative and skilled! Seems like it would be enjoyable! Beautiful work, thank you for sharing with us!
She is definitely a professional. I love that she gave new life to something old instead of just throwing it out. We need more people in the world like that. 😎
I could have done this back in the day. She is very skilled but the garment is a combination of doable techniques. I am 65 and started sewing at age 4. My mother taught me, then I learned by constantly trying new things because I loved it! Sewing is like anything else - practice makes perfect! If you love it, keep at it! Don’t ever look at something and think you can’t! Do not despise the day of small beginnings. The mighty oak was once an acorn!
Nice! I love to sew too. Now I could see myself shopping a thrift store or flea market for those pure wool or cashmere sweaters that have a hole or a rip and remaking it. I WOULD NEVER USE POLYESTER OR ANY SYNTHETIC FABRIC. But because pure wool and cashmere doesn't contaminate and always remains so, it's a safe material. Cotton needs laundering, but pure wool only needs air & sunshine. Same with pure silk, no laundering needed. Have a beautiful time in your sewing. 🌺🌸🏵️🌸🌺
Fascinating to watch this no nonsense video. You’re very clever and made this look so simple. It would take me about 3 months to make. It gave me some great ideas and techniques of how to do simpler things though. Thank you.
Huh only 3 months? I have many unfinished sewing projects due to my very slow progress in this area. It’s a pity she hasn’t been snatched up by the clothing industry, what an asset ✅
I came across this by luck and I’m over the moon how beautiful your sweater came out! Genuine! I would so wear this. I’m going to go through some of my old sweaters and give them a new life. I love it! Thank you for sharing.
Que bonito te quedó, muchas felicidades! Gracias por compartir tu trabajo, te sigo desde hace tiempo y son muy buenos tus tips, ahora tengo muchos Cardigan que transformar. Amo tu trabajo, te miro desde la Ciudad de México, 🇲🇽saludos y bendiciones para ti y tu familia!🙆
Умничка, руки золотые. Конечно же эта вещь не на всех, но есть фигурки женщин на которых это произведение сидело бы идеально. Я в восторге от процесса.
I skip to the end to see the results but it’d be great if you show end result in the beginning like a before and after. This is great recycling and creative. Sewers will try it. I may try a variation version of it. Very inspiring!
This is beautiful. I have made several sweater remakes for my 90 year old mommy. I used sweaters and also a few sweat shirts. (little cute old ladies get cold) and also added a pocket on one side. My mom is in heaven now but I have many photos of her. Thank you for sharing this lovely tutorial!!!
That’s so sweet. My Mommy went to Heaven in July 2009. I had just spoken to her an hour before I got the call that she was gone. So sudden. It was so traumatizing that I really went hysterical, and that’s not at all like me. She was my person. We did so many things together and had so many laughs. I wish we had taken more pics. I was blessed to have her until I was 49. I am so excited to see her again one day in Heaven. I miss her every day and think of funny and/or wise things she said. Take care. Big hugs!
My Mom was a very talented seamstress,too. I still have her 1945 Singer sewing machine in a gorgeous walnut cabinet. It still works, too. It’s the only machine I know how to sew on. I was given a newer Singer, but I have never learned to use it.
Hello Kitty mentions there must be some “serious skill” involved here...certainly was! Never seen things sewn without pinning like that, and you did it with such confidence it was amazing skill from a very talented seamstress! Very well done! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 finished result was amazing! Thankyou ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐
Can you explain this? I'm super-beginner for using fabric for clothing, and have a bunch of clothes I want to take in and refresh. Where is the bias technique and what's different/relevant about it please?
Could I just recommend purchasing only pure wool or cashmere, even at thrift stores or flea markets, because these don't contaminate as a synthetic or blend of different material. Pure wool is capable of being cleaned only with sun, fresh air and a breeze. This has been confirmed in the literature of the Vedas (from reliable sources). Pure silk also does not need water or any detergent or any kind of laundry even dry cleaning. It's very resistant to being polluted. Hope you have fun days of creativity. Thanks 🌷
@@hunterd.p2718 I've never seen so much hate in my life in the US. Pray for Trump!! I'm very worried about our future. The election fraud is the worst crime our country has ever experienced.
So adorable!! I can't sew and don't even own a sewing machine, but I love it! I wish I could sew because that is so cute! 🙂 I can't believe she did all that without pinning or hardly even measuring... impressive!! 👍🏻
Wow what a way to give new life to old clothes! I can now give a whole new look to my grand daughters hand me down clothes and they'll love it and not be sad for reusing something their sister had ( firm believer in turning something old into new , recycling at its best!!!) .Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Regina x read my post above ,I.lost my dad 3 yrs ago and recycled some of my dad's jumpers / sweaters ( I' m English lol) into felted pillows .Something to but too when I miss my dad :) xx
Amazing creation , is look easy because you know what you doing and you do a great job ; if I do that ,it will destroy the sweater and end up throw again ,I have a new sewing machine and I already broke itand cannot fix it , great job 👍👍👍
I loved watching you work. You are amazing and I agree with the other comments; how wonderful to be so skilled that you can turn something old into something fresh and new. I am sending this to a friend who might be able to follow your tutorial and make me one for $$. Thank you.😄
This would be such a great way to redesign that cashmere pullover you found in the perfect colour but the wrong size at the thrift shop. For sure, nobody else would have the same one.
Clearly this is work for a professional seamstress. However during the first phase of cutting the sweater...that was a simple step to creating a work out Top with a sports bra underneath it was Perfect!
This has been fascinating, I would have enjoyed this far more with some narration or even possible guidance so an interested viewer could possibly dubilcate and learn from this video.
She is a professional for sure! The way she sew those buttons and made the bias tells a lot of years of work and learning. It is a very nice way to reuse something. Thanks for sharing this great idea ❤️
Well...thats 11 minutes and 28 seconds of my life I'll never get back. She did an amazing job, it looks fab, but as we all know....WE'LL NEVER DO THIS!! 😄
Janet ,why not great yourself ( especially if like me you are locked in the house in C ovid lockdown) to a basic seeing machine ,just straight stitch & zigzag even to start off with & have a go at making something really simple .I truly believe every so glad human being is capable at being creative.Plus with global warming & the amount of cheap clothing that's being produced & adding to this eco meltdown...it feels really great to just upcycle & give new life to a loved but rather tatty old garment & create something unique too 😊👍xx
Hi Edigna: This was so spectacular! You are truly an original designer. I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to the next video you produce. Thank you for sharing your talent.
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진짜 그냥 보기만 했어요 ..이건 저에겐 거의 반도체기술급 이네요
감사합니다 😊
완전 공감...눈돌아 가는줄..
저한테도 불가능한 일이네요^^
너무 공감가요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ불가능해요 저도
ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ 그렇네요 갑자기 미적분 공부하는 느낌
@@yeonji8413 7
영상 누르면서 '아 어제 다 버렸는데 아깝네' 했는데 다 보고나서 '버리길 잘했다' 했음^^
헐 🙄
이걸 집에서 리폼하라구요 ?
ㅇㅇㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 걍 사는게 더 나을것 같음ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 나는 불가능하다..
리폼은 왠지 부자연스러움 꼭 리폼티를내야하나 좀더쉬운방식으로 프로가아닌 일반인이할수잇는 뭐그런거업나 미싱할줄몰라 일단 미싱부터가전문가 손바느질로 에코백 정도는 만들어봣지만
ㅇㄱㄹㅇ
zzzzㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ!!
이선생님이 리폼해서 입으면 옷인데 내가 하면 거지왕김춘삼
미투
내사랑님 덕에 많이 웃고 갑니다😄😃😂😁😀😊
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋ.ㅋ.ㅋ.ㅋ.ㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
There are a lot of negative comments here, mostly by people who must be heavily into consumerism, and/or not interested in recycling and reusing. With imagination and thoughtfulness you have created an unique garment. Well done you!!!
Not even in regard to comments here, there are so many aspects of doing things better for the environment than household recycling etc. Even some well meaning people wouldn't stop to think that acrylic/nylon clothing too torn, stained etc that donation shops won't take them, is going to sit in a landfill for hundreds of years.
똥손인 분들은 그냥 버리심이 정신건강에 좋을듯요~🤣
감사합니다 😊
똥손이 아니라도 저건 못하죠 기술있는분도 편집영상인데도 저리 오래걸리는데ㅎㅎ 기술력도 봉틀도 없는 우린 할수있는게 아님
여기한사람 추가요~~~^^
디자이너 수준이 아니면 힘듭니다.
격공 하네요^^
그냥 구입 하는 걸로...
버리지 않으려고 영상을 시청했으나 다 보고 나서 단호하게 바로 버림
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
나두ㅡㅡㅡㅡ
나두 힘들어요.
그냥 앓느니 죽을래요... ㅠ
버려야겠음....
알고리즘아 내가 이걸 할 수 있을거라 생각하고 추천해준거니..?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ㅎㅎㅎㅎ ㅎㅎㅎㅎ
저도
격하게 공감ㅎ~
ㅇㅇ ㄹㅇ 공감
Outstanding! I could have done this 1968 when I shrunk 2 Irish cashmere sweaters. I'll try to get my granddaughter to try this on some of my old sweaters. God bless you and your loved ones.
일반인이 할수있는 수준이 아닙니다 그냥 사입으세요
아무나 몬하겠다...
파는데도없을수준.
요즘 유행하는 빈티지 느낌임 할머니옷같은 거 ㅇㅇ
못하는사람은시간낭비
그시간에돈벌어서사입는게
빠르지않을까요
なぜかおすすめに出てきた日本人、私以外にもいる？
最後までしっかりみてしまった。
私だ！！ みたらすごかった！
私も ☆
@kala vinka みたー
みた
?
요약: 안 입는건 과감히 버려라
인정ㅎㅎ
맞는말
I was expecting a 5 minute quick tutorial to make something like a tube scarf out of it... I sat through the whole thing even knowing I could never do anything past the first step of cutting it in pieces 😆 it was like watching magic unfold! Amazing!
Terrific demonstration of creativity!
I would still be trying to thread the sewing machine!
@@valleygirl5832 🤣🤣🤣
@@valleygirl5832 hahahaha
LOL same!! 😆😆
선생님 영상 몇개를 유심히 보다가 과감히 도전해서 니트잘라 가디건 만들기 성공했답니다^^ 늘 좋은영상 감사합니다
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
여러분 그냥 보기만 하세요, 지금 여러분은 봉재계의 EBS 밥로스를 보시고 계신거에요.
I am stunned with the beauty of this sweater
그러게요, 신의 손이세요
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
참 쉽죠잉~? (하나도 안쉬움ㅋㅋㅋㅋ)
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I can’t and don’t sew and I watched this video to the end because I just had to see how it was going to turn out! You have an incredible talent!
Right. I wish i could take a plan knitted sweater and make something half as nice as this and wearable lol
Enchanting....
I was compelled to watch out of utter amazement.
How is it so easy for some and not others?
@@eijonasson I know! Right!
She for sure did make it look easy but,,,, not for me lol
It's also very great work.
We should be teaching kids how to repurpose clothing like this as a way to reduce the fast-fashion industry's impact on the environment.
So creative and such a cute new design!
And not only for the environmental impact, but the degenerate trendy impact it's having on society.
If these sewer's set up shop with what clothing cut ups to bring in??? I'd cut & it unravel. Next best thing is to find a sewer.. Creative ingenious. And beautifully tallently made unique wearable ARTISTRY. Kudo's to all these ones.
Remember, there was a time when everything was hand sewn.
@@carrierichardson6619 to be honest I think thrifting has also become popular because you get access to cheaper fabrics. Sometimes I’ll pass shirts with nice lace patterns and I can use them to decorate a pair of jeans
👍👍👍I read somewhere that used jeans can be machine shredded and used for insulation in walls, etc...
The moment you brought the plaid fabric I was hooked. Such a classic look with a twist on the angled pockets. Just beautiful!
I also admire the use of the ribbed bottom edge refashioning it into a matching scarf. I have a nice quality sweater that was gifted to me but it is old style and fits like a pillowcase. Thanks for showing the binding trick. Some viewers don't know how to sew and also have lots of money and don't have to be thrifty.
@@virginiaoflaherty2983 ipp
I have to agree Robin Wyckoff, it was perfect and pulled it all together, and LOVED the old Vintage Buttons. I have lots of those, I collect them.
이건 아무나 할 수 있는일이 아니네요ㅠ
손재주도 없고 그냥 사입어야겠어요
옷을 하나 만드신거네요 미싱도 못하고
바느질도 못해요ㅠ 부럽습니다~
전 미싱도 있고 할수도 있지만 안할래요.
이렇게 수선하는데 일주일쯤 걸릴 것 같고
다하고나면 목과 어깨가 많이 아플것 같아서요. ㅎㅎㅎ
전 가위질도 못해옷
😇
🙋 완전한 휴식을 위해 비디오를 시청하는 것이 좋습니다 🧘 ruclips.net/video/mAOc6r4FYl0/видео.html👈 후회하지 않을거야 😇
전 그냥 사입을께요~^손재주가 없어서~^^
저도 사입을래요.
ㅎㅎ
저도요^^
저도
저두요. ㅎㅎㅎ
저두요.
DIY Edigna: That’s a nice job you did in rescuing that sweater.
When I first saw you cut it, all I could imagine was the sweater starting to unravel before you could get the work done; The bias tape was sure good idea to encapsulate the stitches before that could happen.
You are the only person I’ve ever seen turn a corner with bias tape like that without mitering; what a nice, clean, flat corner you made in a place that should’ve turned out bulky. I think I’ll watch that little segment over and over to see how exactly you did it. Before seeing this segment, it would never have occurred to me to do that, but now I can see an application for that and they put in the time to learn that skill.
That looks like a nice comfy little sweater set for puttering around the house on a cool day that you’ve ended up with.
Thank you very kindly for demonstrating one way to rescue a very nice quality warm sweater that a person might otherwise not get more use from.
From the way she cuts the sweater, I can tell she is a professional dressmaker. Very creative way of upcycling the sweater.
Yes, those are scissors of a dressmaker.
Siew Peng I ... can tell she’s very comfortable with her sewing machine. That said, the devil is in the details. She leaves nothing unfinished. From the way she pulls her piping, the button hooks, and imho, one HUGE detail that only professionals do... she irons her seams! 💜
She did a wonderful job. The sweater looks beautiful.
@@European-Okie1986 д з. Д.
@@LucyJazzy85 I'm NOT a professional nor a seamstress. I make some dresses for my Granddaughters, I have been trying for ages to see how to turn narrow stripes of fabric into button loops. Well now I know. So I have saved this amazing video.
趣味で何十年も洋裁をしていますがバイヤステープの作り方が目から鱗でした。
発想と技術力が素晴らしいですね
また、新作楽しみにしています
대리만족 하면서 감탄하면서 봅니다.
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이건 일반인이 못하겠네요. ㅋ
@@mariayu4519 ㅂ
@@아뜨리에P 그러니요
ㄱ
Wow! I used to sew...but who knew you could cut up a sweater (without ruining it?!) Makes me want to go by a new sewing machine. I don't think I'd do something like that right away. She is very good, and very talented! That was amazing.
너무 쉽게 뚝딱 만드는거 보고 순간 똥손인거 잊고 나도 세탁잘못한 질좋은 니트로 울강아지 옷 만들어줄까?잘못된 생각을 하게됨.. 젠장 ㅋㅋ
감사합니다 😊
색감 좋고, 아이디어 💡 👍.
ㅋㅋㅋ..저두요~
저도 잠시 우리 똘똘이
옷이라도 만들어 볼까~꿈꿨습니다.
영상이나 보는거지 도저히 범접 못할 신의경지십니다.
이선생님만가능할듯
옷리폼하다스트레스받겠네여^^ㅎ
맞아 나도 그랬음 ㅡ^^
나는 누구? 여긴 어디?
어쩌다 나는 이 곳에 오게 된 건가....
보기만 해도 넋놓고 힐링~~ ㅎ
전 마음이 비뚤어졌던가 세상을 비뚤게 보던가 둘중 하나인것 같아요 일자로 자르는것부터 실패했어요 저 가위 잘리는게 수준급인데 책상도 잘릴거같아요 가위는 어디껀가요?
가위는 재단가위 같아용!
저도. 가위 등장할 때부터 계속 가위 정보 궁금했어요.
국산 가위예요. 잠자리 가위라고.
유명함. 몇 만원씩 하는데 하나
사두니 좋긴 해요. 무게감 장난 아니고.
진짜 잘 잘림..
원단 재단가위에요 꼭 잠자리국산으로 사세요 ㅋ
톱으로자르삼
Sewing on that trim without pins is straight magic
금손으로 사는 세상이란 어떤걸까...?
내가 생각하는것을 있는 재료를 이용해서 보이는 어떠한 것으로 만들어내는 세상이요
진짜부럽네요 ㅠㅠ다음생에는 금손으로태어나고싶다
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It is not as easy as it looks. Obviously, you are very skillful and experienced. I would have to measure at each step of the way, pin together everything, and sew very slowly and carefully easing the pieces under the foot. The result would not be as perfect as as yours. I love your redesigned sweater but the project is beyond my ability. Thank you for the entertaining video.
Chou!
Me too, but maybe I will give a try when I am a good mood but in the simple look, without pockets and scarfs. And of course I will draw a pattern on the paper first, like amateurs do 😊😊.
I guess you could save yourself some trauma by buying the bias binding rather than all that cutting, sewing and ironing to make it yourself!
I don't think it looks easy!!!!
This is the best sweater upgrade I've seen. Especially the matching scarf which has inspired me. Thank you from the U.K.
Just go out and buy a new sweater. And give the old one to the Goodwill!
@@patbogost3832 :-) On my pension? !!!!
This was a great video for me. I used a sweater I had, some bias tape I had already made that matched my sweater and I added cuffs that I pirated from an old corduroy shirt that I got at a thrift store which gave it a great pop of color. I had some vintage buttons that I also used. I love the results and plan to do this again with another sweater I have that I don't like the style that much, but it would be great for this. This was really fun!!!!! The instructions were so clear and easy to follow.
could we see it?
@@smallpotatoes8226 I sew a lot and this looked fun and good!
Pamela Blunt; Do you have a webpage? It would be lovely to see how this project turned out.
Really great job!! Very clever are you, cheers 😊🥰💕😍❤️😘
You made that look so easy but I know there was some serious skill involved in creating that. Excellent job, it looked wonderful... I struggle to sew a straight line.. :)
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May I share a trick on how to achieve a straight line stitching: focus your eyes on either on the narrow or wide edge of the presser foot using the as a guide (depending on the task you want to accomplish). This is what my grandma taught me when I was nine years old. Since I didn't want to wear skirts, I learned to cut and sew my very first pair of custom-made shorts at that age.
@@diyedigna nnnmnm
@@lucijam3337 Thank you, I appreciate that! I'm very impressed you sewed your own clothes at 9!!
@@lucijam3337 thank you for the pro tip
For everyone saying "omg I could never do this, she's too talented/skilled" remember: EVERYONE starts at the beginning! She probably messed up so many things when she first started sewing. I know I did. The key is to keep trying! Eventually YOU will be that person that others admire 💗
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True! We all start at the beginning in everything we do:)
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@Heathen yes! I think some people may be gifted to learn things more quickly, but anyone who is truly "talented" at anything has worked hard to get there.
I probably sound like an old lady, but kids these days see all these amazing diy videos that produce perfect items in 20 seconds or less! I think it really messes with their perception that making things takes time, patience, and effort.
@@sophievanderbilt1325 they're too busy playing video games smh. Sad but true.
@@keldollimvu876 Yes, definitely true, unfortunately. Most young people tend to want instant gratification these days it seems.
역시 버려야겠어... 니트..
역시 버리는게 정신 건강에 좋을듯요 ^^
This was a big thing as I grew up with many siblings. I remember I was once given plaid bell bottoms. I could have just worn them but I chose to rebuild them. My uncle was fascinated. When I was done it was a gorgeous transformation. I also cooked supper for 9 ppl. Lol I looked great at dinner. I wore a white shirt that displayed the cuffs and collar replaced with the leftover plaid. It was hot. Lol
Awesome 👍
영상 보기 전: 어?! 나도 안 입는 니트있는데
영상 본 후 : 아... 버려야겠다^^;
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 다데테이프부터 뭔지 모르겠..^^
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
격히 공감요ㅋㅋㅋ
Ost ???
@@marysaranghe8524 plz check the description
NOT an easy project for a beginner!!! It is truly a great reuse/up cycle instead of wasting a sweeter but it does require professional or at least advanced skills. Nice work.
감사합니다 😊
Too much effort but its nice!
Too hard
본격 옷을 왜 버려야 하는지 알려주는 영상
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ존나 웃기네
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ미르스띤
@@ez-jl1ze 아. 배야ㅎㅎㅎ
귀엽기만한데 왜그래요ㅜㅜㅜ
Когда руки растут из правильного места😊
Умничка❤ Руки золотые ❤
Why so many down votes? She took an old sweater and made it new and fresh again. Great job and very inspirational.
maybe cos the new sweater is so ugly, sorry but it is
Because its not a DIY.. its a professional work
Maybe the annoying music ?
@@jodyjackson5475 could you not turn the volume down? I so fed up with EVERY SOCIAL PLATFORM that has rude remarks, just for the sake of it. Grow up and get some manners. Maybe you could spend some time researching how to show good etiquette and make yourself appear to be so rude.
@@jodyjackson5475 yes
아무나할수 있는게 아니네요
완전 공감
따라하라고 올린 영상이 아닌듯....ㅎㅎ....ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 재주 좋으시네어 ㅠ
@@대한-q5j 지루하다면서 끝까지는 왜봄 ㅋㅋ
@@대한-q5j 넘겨서 보면 되지
힘내세요ㆍ🥳🥳
ruclips.net/video/tH84RvBPx7g/видео.html🥳🥳❤❤
시침핀 꽂지 않고도 저렇게 스무스하게 봉제가 가능하다니...!!!
I so enjoyed watching your video. I was in awe watching you cut so perfectly! I would love to be so creative and skilled! Seems like it would be enjoyable! Beautiful work, thank you for sharing with us!
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ아니 그냥 선생님만 할 수 있는 기술이네요....ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 저는 과감하게 버리고 새 옷을 사 입겠습니다.....ㅎㅎㅠ
ポケットのカーブのところなんてめちゃくちゃ技術高い。素人にはちょっと真似できないけど、可愛くなって素敵でした。リメイクはセンスも大事ですねー。暖かそう。
She is definitely a professional. I love that she gave new life to something old instead of just throwing it out. We need more people in the world like that. 😎
There are heaps of them in 3rd world countries.
Wow so professional lady. Thanks for sharing your talent. I love it. 💋💋💋💋❤️❤️❤️
But its a waste of a perfectly good sweater that could've been donated to a cold homeless person
Who throws out clothes!
My mother used old sweater for mopping floor.
I could have done this back in the day. She is very skilled but the garment is a combination of doable techniques. I am 65 and started sewing at age 4. My mother taught me, then I learned by constantly trying new things because I loved it! Sewing is like anything else - practice makes perfect! If you love it, keep at it! Don’t ever look at something and think you can’t! Do not despise the day of small beginnings. The mighty oak was once an acorn!
Nice!
I love to sew too.
Now I could see myself shopping a thrift store or flea market for those pure wool or cashmere sweaters that have a hole or a rip and remaking it. I WOULD NEVER USE POLYESTER OR ANY SYNTHETIC FABRIC. But because pure wool and cashmere doesn't contaminate and always remains so, it's a safe material. Cotton needs laundering, but pure wool only needs air & sunshine. Same with pure silk, no laundering needed.
Have a beautiful time in your sewing.
🌺🌸🏵️🌸🌺
Thank you! I needed to read this so much!!!
Fascinating to watch this no nonsense video. You’re very clever and made this look so simple. It would take me about 3 months to make. It gave me some great ideas and techniques of how to do simpler things though. Thank you.
Huh only 3 months? I have many unfinished sewing projects due to my very slow progress in this area. It’s a pity she hasn’t been snatched up by the clothing industry, what an asset ✅
It took me 8 years to knit a sweater 😁😁
@@christinahermansson2183 Top marks for perseverance 😃.
I came across this by luck and I’m over the moon how beautiful your sweater came out! Genuine! I would so wear this. I’m going to go through some of my old sweaters and give them a new life. I love it! Thank you for sharing.
It's so cute
갑자기 스트레스 증가 하ㅜㅜ 남을 부러워하는 건 너무 힘듦..그냥 영어단어 천개 외울래요
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋ저도 부러워서 스트레스 증가 했어요 ㅋ 영어단어천개ㅋㅋㅋ
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Que bonito te quedó, muchas felicidades! Gracias por compartir tu trabajo, te sigo desde hace tiempo y son muy buenos tus tips, ahora tengo muchos Cardigan que transformar. Amo tu trabajo, te miro desde la Ciudad de México, 🇲🇽saludos y bendiciones para ti y tu familia!🙆
Умничка, руки золотые. Конечно же эта вещь не на всех, но есть фигурки женщин на которых это произведение сидело бы идеально. Я в восторге от процесса.
Вещь с изюминкой получилась, а мы все выбрасываем. Молодцы, что ещё сказать?
신의 손 -딱 맞은 말입니다. 와아, 감탄. 바이어스 테이프 쉽게 만드는 법 진짜 꿀 팁입니다. 일단은 여러 기본 요령이 기본적으로 숙지 되어야 좋은 아이디어도 나오는 것 같습니다. 구독 눌르고 갑니다.
감사합니다 😊
니트와 우븐 원단 같이 봉제하는 거... 사람이 할 짓이 아닙니다
함부로 도전했다가 큰일납니다 ㅋㅋㅋ
육식맨님 팬입니다!! 영상 잘 보고있습니다😊😊
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ형이 왜 여기서 나왘ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@diyedigna g gftf
@조화조하 x，
Good job
I skip to the end to see the results but it’d be great if you show end result in the beginning like a before and after. This is great recycling and creative. Sewers will try it. I may try a variation version of it. Very inspiring!
This is beautiful. I have made several sweater remakes for my 90 year old mommy. I used sweaters and also a few sweat shirts. (little cute old ladies get cold) and also added a pocket on one side.
My mom is in heaven now but I have many photos of her. Thank you for sharing this lovely tutorial!!!
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That’s so sweet. My Mommy went to Heaven in July 2009. I had just spoken to her an hour before I got the call that she was gone. So sudden. It was so traumatizing that I really went hysterical, and that’s not at all like me. She was my person. We did so many things together and had so many laughs. I wish we had taken more pics. I was blessed to have her until I was 49. I am so excited to see her again one day in Heaven. I miss her every day and think of funny and/or wise things she said.
Take care. Big hugs!
My Mom was a very talented seamstress,too. I still have her 1945 Singer sewing machine in a gorgeous walnut cabinet. It still works, too. It’s the only machine I know how to sew on. I was given a newer Singer, but I have never learned to use it.
보고 있으면 의지가 불끈불끈 솟아서 바로 들이대다가 가위로 난도질한 옷하나 쓰봉에 넣습니다😭
ㅠㅠ 그래도 도전해보세요 홧팅!!
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@diyedigna 진심 도전해보라고 올린거였어요?(동공지진)
ㅋㅋ도전 자체만으로도 존경합니다!!!~~👍🏻
신의손 이선생 만이 가능한 영상이네요!~
Hello Kitty mentions there must be some “serious skill” involved here...certainly was! Never seen things sewn without pinning like that, and you did it with such confidence it was amazing skill from a very talented seamstress! Very well done! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 finished result was amazing! Thankyou ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐
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Using plaid really helped on that account . . . and its super cute!!!
신의 손 입니다
아이디어 또한 기발하고요
전 바느질 못하니 눈으로 감탄하며
나갑니다 정말 재활용의 끝판왕♡
그저 놀라울 뿐입니다^^ 싹둑싹둑 자를때 저리 막 잘라도 되나 싶은데 새로운 옷 만들어지는것 보면 그냥 놀라울뿐... 대단해요^^😍😜
감사합니다 😊
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금손이 없으면.....그냥 버리는것도 나쁘지 않은 선택인거 같네요.....
엄마한테 등짝 맞는것 보단 누가 주서서 입는게 낫지..
@@김만두-g7z 111¹¹11¹¹1¹1¹¹¹1¹11¹¹¹¹¹1¹¹¹1¹¹11¹¹1111¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹1¹¹1111¹¹¹¹1¹¹¹¹¹¹1¹¹¹¹1¹11111¹¹11¹¹¹¹11¹¹1¹1111¹1¹¹¹11¹¹¹1¹¹1¹1¹¹111¹11¹¹1111¹1¹1111¹11¹¹¹¹111¹11111¹¹11¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹1¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹¹
ㅇㅈㅇㅈ
🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍 magnifique, superbe travail.
Lovely
Fantastic job! The end result looks great, and your technique for cutting bias is genius. I've never seen that before!
Can you explain this? I'm super-beginner for using fabric for clothing, and have a bunch of clothes I want to take in and refresh. Where is the bias technique and what's different/relevant about it please?
This woman is SO talented!!! A totally awesome job. It is beautiful. Makes me want to concur up an old sweater.
아~~~만들기전 혈압으로쓰러지겠어요ㅠ ㅎㅎㅎ ㅎ그냥사입어야겠어요 ㅋㅋ
素晴らしいリメイクだと思います！でも自分では絶対にやりません！なので捨てます！
清々しくてwwwwwww
@@ニル-g9j きよきよしい？
@@mmm_channel_ すがすがしくて
@@mmm_channel_
くっそww
私もやりません
This individual is very talented. I don’t see anything easy about this. Good job! Nice music . Heeeey!
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And very skilled
💓👍
❤️🙄
What a GORGEOUS upcycle!! Can't wait to go thrift store shopping for sweaters!! Thank you for sharing your gift🌻
Could I just recommend purchasing only pure wool or cashmere, even at thrift stores or flea markets, because these don't contaminate as a synthetic or blend of different material. Pure wool is capable of being cleaned only with sun, fresh air and a breeze. This has been confirmed in the literature of the Vedas (from reliable sources). Pure silk also does not need water or any detergent or any kind of laundry even dry cleaning. It's very resistant to being polluted.
Hope you have fun days of creativity.
Thanks 🌷
This lady has a skill level your average person does not, I enjoyed watching.
Oh no! To many work !
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She did an Amazing job I can honestly say that I was not expecting this 😁
ㅎㅎㅎ댓글들 너무 공감되고 웃기네요. 저렇게 손재주 있으면 정말 좋겠어요.
감사합니다 😊
진짜 색다른 느낌의 옷이 되었네요
갖고 싶을 정도입니다
신의손 맞으시네요
Remarkably impressive work, wow! It was sewn together without pinning first. I bow to your mastery.
Hi mam u r so pretty mam
People should do more hobbies like sewing instead of being glued to the negative TV, especially now in such troubling times.
I agree!
@@hunterd.p2718 I've never seen so much hate in my life in the US. Pray for Trump!! I'm very worried about our future. The election fraud is the worst crime our country has ever experienced.
100% truth!
Spend a lot time in my craftroom. Cards and 3D projects. Sewingbos out,, Can't even sew buttons I'm afraid.
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So adorable!! I can't sew and don't even own a sewing machine, but I love it! I wish I could sew because that is so cute! 🙂 I can't believe she did all that without pinning or hardly even measuring... impressive!! 👍🏻
Buongiorno cara ☀️
Il suo stile di lavorare è semplice ed istruttivo.
Complimenti 👏 👏 👏
Buona giornata 😘
Wow what a way to give new life to old clothes! I can now give a whole new look to my grand daughters hand me down clothes and they'll love it and not be sad for reusing something their sister had ( firm believer in turning something old into new , recycling at its best!!!) .Thank you so much for sharing your talents.
Regina x read my post above ,I.lost my dad 3 yrs ago and recycled some of my dad's jumpers / sweaters ( I' m English lol) into felted pillows .Something to but too when I miss my dad :) xx
I am impressed, not just with your sewing technique, but your design abilities. Wow, just wow! The cardigan was so cute with the pockets and scarf.
Здорово. Смотрела не отрываясь. Да, умение налицо, но главное, вы таланливая и очень. Спасибо!
I like how you turned a good conditioned sweater into a winter coat and scarf. Thats amazing.
Какой кошмар!
素敵ですね。自分に出来る事から始めたら良いと思いました。
ありがとうございました😊💕🍀🙏
Amazing creation , is look easy because you know what you doing and you do a great job ; if I do that ,it will destroy the sweater and end up throw again ,I have a new sewing machine and I already broke itand cannot fix it , great job 👍👍👍
Wow. I wish I had your nimble fingers dear sister. Well done! You are truly blessed with such talent! Please post more of your other amazing work. 💖👍🏽
I loved watching you work. You are amazing and I agree with the other comments; how wonderful to be so skilled that you can turn something old into something fresh and new. I am sending this to a friend who might be able to follow your tutorial and make me one for $$. Thank you.😄
Oh wow how awesome she sure does makes this look like an easy job. Love the end result. BRAVO!!!
捨てようと思ってるようなセーターはたぶんもっと毛球だらけでヨレヨレでこれは作らないし、状態よかったら多分リメイクせずに着る。
Lovely!
形が今の流行りと違って気に食わないから自分好みにリメイクしたのでは？
流行過ぎたから着やんセーターとヨレヨレセーターはちゃうやろ
@@28neyu8 コメ主もそれは分かってると思うで！
@@st-sy2hg わかってたら状態良い古い服をリメイクせずに着ないのでは？
시청하면서도 당황스럽군... 버리라는거야 말라는거야....😅😅
This would be such a great way to redesign that cashmere pullover you found in the perfect colour but the wrong size at the thrift shop. For sure, nobody else would have the same one.
I get most of my clothes at thrift stores, and sometimes I wish I could magically make something really cute into my size lol.
I made caps and mittens for my daughter and her co worker from a small cashmere shrug. I used the scraps to face a poncho.
Clearly this is work for a professional seamstress. However during the first phase of cutting the sweater...that was a simple step to creating a work out Top with a sports bra underneath it was Perfect!
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Actually, no. It's not that complicated. Just takes patience and basic sewing skills
Turned something very plain into something very stylish. Well done.
Very nice good job 👌🏻👍🏻
This has been fascinating, I would have enjoyed this far more with some narration or even possible guidance so an interested viewer could possibly dubilcate and learn from this video.
This woman is a professional seemstrist
I'd make a huge mess of these items, looks real nice!
Very accomplished and talented seamstress. I'm sure it is such a joy to make such a lovely "remodeled" sweater.
The way she works reminded me of my late mother who was a great professional dressmaker.
Wowww, you were blessed with trendy clothing.
Yes, confident and deftly applications. My late mother too was a great dressmaker. It is a gift i never inherited but I always loved watching
My mother too. I’ll never have her great skills.
She is a professional for sure! The way she sew those buttons and made the bias tells a lot of years of work and learning. It is a very nice way to reuse something. Thanks for sharing this great idea ❤️
it was a useful video
Well...thats 11 minutes and 28 seconds of my life I'll never get back. She did an amazing job, it looks fab, but as we all know....WE'LL NEVER DO THIS!! 😄
LOL.....so true!
Nope...I don't even have a pair of scissors!
You typed my words.
@@joannanoel4757 Are you not trusted with sharp objects, Dear?
😂😂😂😂😂
That really turned out cute! I like how you did this!! Love the color and pattern you chose on the edges. Very nicely done!!
How did the sweater became longer in the finished product????
I literally can’t even sew a button on a shirt so this is absolutely magical. I love the finished product. Just wow
Janet ,why not great yourself ( especially if like me you are locked in the house in C ovid lockdown) to a basic seeing machine ,just straight stitch & zigzag even to start off with & have a go at making something really simple .I truly believe every so glad human being is capable at being creative.Plus with global warming & the amount of cheap clothing that's being produced & adding to this eco meltdown...it feels really great to just upcycle & give new life to a loved but rather tatty old garment & create something unique too 😊👍xx
Hi Edigna: This was so spectacular! You are truly an original designer. I just subscribed to your channel and look forward to the next video you produce. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Goodness! The time, patience, energy & expertise needed for this process made me throw all of my old sweaters out for good !
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Love how you just kind of throw it together and it’s perfect. You have a wonderful talent and great skills. Thank you for showing us this!